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PHOTOELECTRIC observations of luminosity fluctuations in small-field aurora have already been reported1. This communication illustrates some cases of burst-type signal recorded in two channels at Saskatoon (52.1° N., 106.6° W.). As briefly outlined in the earlier report, signals from two fields each 0.55° in size and separated from each other by 3° were recorded using a two-channel Sanborn recorder.
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Iyengar, R. S., and Shepherd, G. G., Canad. J. Phys., 39, 1911 (1961).
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IYENGAR, R. Burst-Type Signal from Small-Field Aurora. Nature 194, 1067 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/1941067a0
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